Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold Review: Top Cameras, Premium Price
Google's fourth-gen foldable delivers triple cameras and full water resistance, but costs more than its predecessor.
Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold arrives as the company's most refined folding smartphone yet, maintaining a familiar form factor that resembles a conventional handset when closed and transitions to a near-square tablet display when opened. The fourth-generation device enters a market growing more competitive, with Apple now fielding its own foldable in the form of the squat iPhone Fold.
The Pixel 11 Pro Fold carries a starting price of £1,799 in the United Kingdom, €1,999 in Europe, $1,899 in the United States, and A$2,799 in Australia — each figure representing a £50 to A$100 increase over the prior-year model. Google attributes the uptick in part to broader memory cost pressures, a trend industry observers have dubbed "RAMageddon."
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Among the device's standout features is a triple-camera system that positions it at the top of the foldable segment for photography. The handset also retains a full water and dust resistance rating, a specification that remains rare among foldable devices and typically reserved for conventional slab-style smartphones.
On the software side, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold runs Google's latest Android build with integrated AI capabilities, continuing the company's push to differentiate its hardware through machine-learning tools baked into the operating system. When folded, the experience mirrors that of a standard Android phone, lowering the learning curve for first-time foldable buyers.
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